:C :D

Spoilers, duh The first storylines were lovely. I really like how we get to explore the world of trolls, see the hardships they face when being forced to evacuate (actual loss and stakes!) and have very funny scenes. Claire clearly trying to kill Jim. or "I know, that you know." (That scene is absolute gold that the show calls back to it twice.) The finale had a "bittersweet" ending but to continue the storyline in a "different show" didn't sit right with me. 3Below felt unsatisfying as a continuation due to the "trolls" fulfilling the "alien species" role. Adding aliens to an already magical world didn't really have any cohesive narrative purpose in terms of human vs other species bonding. I think the trollmarket's crystal was one of the few times they were relevant, but it felt forced instead of intertwined. They basically had nothing to do with the magical world. Then Wizards came along and while I agree Douxie is not a terrible character in the least, Morgana's characterization just made her forget her original goal of creating a safe space for magical creatures as seen when she literally manipulates Angor Rot. Then the time travel plot happens. Twice. What I am trying to say is, the writing gets weaker with each installment. I'm so disappointed that I want to start pointing fingers. (Kinda wished they milked the format more...) To end it on a positive note, one of my favourite things about this show is it answers a very important question: "Why did it choose a human?" If a troll was chosen, they would have missed the changelings building the bridge, leading to their demise. By forcing the trolls to interact with humans, they can better understand suspicious activity and not be disadvantaged by being unable to patrol in the daytime. Like, they seriously needed (military) intelligence! p.s. why couldn't merlin just transfer his mind onto a dummy body, or invent SPF9000 for the trolls? is he stupid?

S1 - ok! formulaic, but ok! S2 - nice! S3 - a stinking pot of filler. things in S4 should have been in S3. S4 - keeping expectations really low. can I see the ending already? This probably won't make a difference, since the people reviewing here are clearly representative of the demographic. Terrible writing, wasted potential, weak messages, tons of inconsistency, unnecessary elements added, lacking development, even for a kids show. Go watch any review on youtube. Even mlp is better than this. Example: duh, spoilers Why introduce unification? All it does is give new costumes. It makes no difference to just take off one miraculous for another. Only big difference is for the main duo's miraculous, who should have kept the keyword a secret so hawkie can't use the wish even if he gets them both. Why introduce Chloe's development? We get to see numerous situations between Chloe and her family, Adrien and generally growing as a person. All to go down the drain, useless development. Heard someone in the production team was against their redemption. Zoe, her literal replacement, out of nowhere, is very flat. (almost all characters, really) Why do Lila and Felix barely appear? At least with Lila, she was shown to have some epic battle with Marinette but especially rarely appeared in S4. Her lies are hilariously unbelievable that it makes the people of that city seem incompetent. Why bother introducing the temple guardians? With so much potential support, why haven't they bothered to find Hawk moth's true identity? Why rely on 2 teenagers to handle the possibility of the end of the world? Su-han only makes brief appearances that it is so disappointing. Why Marinette trusts her classmates so easily with the miraculous? It has been stated that teens have a harder time than adults with them because the miraculous drains their energy quicker or something. Why not trust her parents, the probably best parents in their world? Why choose hormonal teenagers busy with school? The classmates, aside from their stereotypical personality, have little development and a distinctive trait of being good. They might as well be one character. Kids in the series are portrayed as angels compared to adults... Why is Nino so bland in S3, only developed in S4? Why break up the side ships so quickly? In "Truth" & "Lies", we barely got to saw the ships develop. (which I am not interested in either, but...) It was so quick: got together in S3 finale or somewhere around that time and broke up early S4. Is this why fan-fiction is better than the show itself? This is just a fraction of the inconsistencies. So many plots, so little development and planning. I can't believe people are satisfied with this show when two of the top reviews here have copy pasted the beginning. p.s. Where is Zak-storm S2? Working on so many projects that the creators can't even finish that? He's going to be stuck in the Bermuda for eternity at this point.

i love the flash but this show aint about the flash anymore you all are biased.

The stakes are kind of low and as some pointed out it's another high school movie BUT I liked the dazzling's songs (because when you listen to the lyrics it makes sense) and the setting made it possible. Don't get me wrong, there are way better movies than this. But this isn't that bad.

The plot is all over the place. Who's the focus? Deus ex machina. It liked to use emotions, especially love. The voice acting was... how should I put it... quiet and forced? If it was intentional, it could suit the environment they are in, which I guess would make sense. Constantine and raven are so powerful that they can be brought or bring things to life, but apparently not to everyone else since that's not how magic works. Luthor was obviously the sleeper guy... Some reason the "comedy" appealed to my mom... I'm scared she's... Nevermind. Waller dies of cancer even though she has so many connections, Darkseid clearly had a flawless plan but due to reasons failed anyways, other (lantern) corpses have vanished... And in the end, the flash reset everything. So was it just to show an outcome of flashpoint, or am I just a very uninformed person? Edit: If you're gonna say how great this movie is, at least give your reasons and examples. All I'm seeing is 5 star reviews on "what an awesome movie!" That's it. What is the point of writing that review anyway?